Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front


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Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front

Posted By: Dr. John Sumner Date: 7/10/04 8:59 a.m.
In Response To: Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front (Steve Levinson)

: John, did you find this through normal gameplay, or did you sneak a peak
: and notice the differing poly type on that trigger?
The first time I played, I honestly think the sequence of events went like this. I hopped onto that ledge hoping it would open some door to get me out of this nightmare part of the level. Later I noticed that the door leading to the 3rd overlook was open. Of course, I had no idea what had triggered it. After finishing the level I checked in Pfhorte to see if I had collected all ammo. That's when I noticed that the ledge triggers that door. It's a sneaky secret. Not sure I would have thought to jump on it if I had not been so desperate for a way to leave that section of the level. I suppose it teaches us one lesson: If you can jump on top of it, then do it. You never know what it might do. :)

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PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Steve Levinson 7/9/04 6:02 p.m.

Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Dr. John Sumner 7/10/04 7:14 a.m.

Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Steve Levinson 7/10/04 8:11 a.m.

Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Steve Levinson 7/10/04 8:42 a.m.

Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Dr. John Sumner 7/10/04 8:59 a.m.

Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front Steve Levinson 7/10/04 2:14 p.m.

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: John, did you find this through normal gameplay, or did you sneak a peak : The first time I played, I honestly think the sequence of events went like : this. I hopped onto that ledge hoping it would open some door to get me : out of this nightmare part of the level. Later I noticed that the door : leading to the 3rd overlook was open. Of course, I had no idea what had : triggered it. After finishing the level I checked in Pfhorte to see if I : had collected all ammo. That's when I noticed that the ledge triggers that : door. It's a sneaky secret. Not sure I would have thought to jump on it if : I had not been so desperate for a way to leave that section of the level. : I suppose it teaches us one lesson: If you can jump on top of it, then do : it. You never know what it might do. :)

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PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Steve Levinson	7/9/04 6:02 p.m.
Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Dr. John Sumner	7/10/04 7:14 a.m.
Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Steve Levinson	7/10/04 8:11 a.m.
Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Steve Levinson	7/10/04 8:42 a.m.
Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Dr. John Sumner	7/10/04 8:59 a.m.
Re: PF Volunteers - All Quiet on the Network Front	Steve Levinson	7/10/04 2:14 p.m.



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